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Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 368, 24 June 1884, Page 4

-r— •:'."-■.'• --"-'-Tailors;'- _■■--'-■'» p T-C)-T : HE GBNTLEmSn -OF -GOR^ AND J.. i/.: SUKROWNDtNG/DISKBICTS. ! , : ; -|^ Lt BllG-"'to's&ui6iiiic'e ; tliat I VISIT j d-ORB ' -*- and surrounding districts regularly, that *1 1 import 'direct from the Home Markotj that ■ I'cut all Garments myself carefully and keep none but First-Class Workmen, and tfya't; all orders I may be' favored with will be turned ..ut "wi'.B despatch.' ;i"- ' j: K'GEDfeES, \. ; : * - TAILOR AND 'CLOTHIER, Tat; Street, •.- ,- ; . t. nyeb c ab. g i l l; _ } JOHN F. ; WOOD, TAILOR, I Has commenced bu&mess in the brick j shop adjoining Mt Bcattie's, Gore, and suDpjied a ! iong-felfc' want in the eommuriity,i whose •patronage he expects. ' -,- ', . ; | , .• ; Particular attention will'ibe paid 'to %h& .tailoring-department, sq that he has nojhesijtation.in giving. a guarantee that eyeryj garment sent out .will give entire satisfaction in quality, style, fit, wbrkihanship and price. Ladies riding jackets atad ulsters a' special branch, which ; wiil;receive every attentibn.';' ' A large assortment ,of tweeds and ciotlis. to choQse 1 froni of -English j Irish ji>Seotch, and; Colonial manufacture. , „, ,\ „ . ;.. . ; ' ' > .v. Remember the address — . ,!.| , . JOHN F, WOOD, . Next Mr feeattie.'s, Gore. • P.S.— -All goods shrunk before being made: up. , : . ' . . '"' ", '..''.' eljj5 f SUITS AND .WATE RPRQO FSi TO 1 ■-• MEASUItE. 1 '- ";'''"■• •' \ «■') , London Make. . ; . Colonial MaKe LOtJtS EOTHiaR' AND Cb,,' Moray Place, off 'Gebrge' 1 Street. ; ,. t ■■'' (Nekt to Munr6e's ; Stotieyards.> ' ! : •'",'.- [Dunedin, „' , ... : ! ■ desirous. f of. meeting the .present depressed times. ana procuring for p6ople ! Clothes' at 'prices never heard of- in' New Zealand \ have (mftdespeciaV/arrangements^Wjit^ one of jtfre jargest houses jn "London, also in.the Colony, to'get'Su'its/'vVaterproofs, etc. 1 J- to measure, i guaranteeing firstclass fit, best .workmanship a^id-lates^ fashions, ,»..,,. \ • Quebx. — Why c.ai^ Lpuis Eother and Co. sell " : ; : Lb£d6'n kn'd ! colonial -made suits to nie'ai;■ >'..vßtu?e sor<she.ap'ly: ? 111;-.,,-, 1 , , . j ■" > ' .Ansskeb.t' First : » Direct connection ,with the manufacturers at Home arid in" the colonies-^ ''Sedond': [ ' Working^ ; expfersfis biding nest; •'tPvft9^bi n g> -anid^mall prS- - fits ! f1 ! , " . ."",'"■ n Over 500 patterns to select from— latest j 'nbveyi^s'ini f M6sgi6l r ''dndißa9ly-ri <Twee<l6 Weluded, „ r „ n ° Cbmt'dtid- judge for yourself. Mb g?e»ms Cash. Prieelists and self meastutnjj eards-on-application.- ._..-._ ' ' V ,On,lrai?^ ie»dymade ; ;waterproofßHT .' P.S.^t poods. not fitting,^ieed not be takfenl _j_u „.,.. . G a^ e of Waikaia) , t a .t^-il.o c anp.-'h'.a^'r.Di^e^^.e:^ ■ •■•;:-.; .MAIN<STB?SE^,-:G,OB^.i .. ■.; :> '•:ijp-;'i S. begsitoiflflnouncQ^hat^ieybagxon^ $J « . menqed businessin Gore, ana hopes jy strict' 'attention" W b'usmess' l "to 3l nieiit fi share hit public i patronage: ;m N'otel the a d- 1 dfess.'^:.Opposite Smaillf and.- Brown's, Ma in Street, Gore. , ; , ■ / { ' „} ..; X i eSIS ! ' : '■■ .i .-;■■■■..- I ■■> % . (Jeneral <> GORE BUTCHERY. NOTICE. TQ:F ; ARMERS, CONTRACTORS: •AND THE PUBLIC. P,RiME ; .CORN BEEF AT 20s PER lOOlb HAVING .determined to give' the Pub; ie the advantage pi the Beef Martet • and, on account of the Trade Lam doing, I will supply : * PRIME CORN BEEF FROM 1001 bto 10001 b AT 20s per 1001 b. • ' Cas for same must be sent to the Gore ' Butchery. ■ Orders are respectfully requested, whi;h .shalLhaye my personal attention. •, .; ,S. FLETCHER. > i, P.S.-r-Casksi will be. provided at cost :pri< ey February 21, 1884. ».,^l lßi NOTICE TO; FARMERS, v '] THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN .AMD MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (Liaj) • Capital '!„ '•' •• : ... '-■Tla'ee i'Million^ -gterliig. G above Company makeliberal advances to F&rmers and others engaged in developrig the resources of the country at current rai es of interest .on Freehold^PropertieSj Gro^i ig . Clips of Wool and Crops. And also, on wool; geain, and other peodwe consigned to their care either for Local Ssle ■ ■ ■ ii -' ii ' > or shipment to any of their 'numerous Agencies througnout' the Aus'trauan Colo i tie v ;,.. . .WILL^MrDOTJXJLAS, j . . . . Agent,,Gore^ / ;;; jokisTTURNBULL, ,"'! ■ •• ' : Manager -for Southland >^ P.S.— The Company are Agent's fpr'^risSi Clover, and other ' seeds. •• Woolpacks aid: Coriisacks always on hand. ' ;■•' Gore, 14th September, 1883. cl94n RABBIT SKINS 1 BABBIT SKINS ! I WE .are CAS E PURCHASERS 6s. TB.A Er BIT SKINS.; Highestmarket pt cc given. Where sellers find it inconvenient to come to town, they can consign direct to Us 1 , and can rely on getting an immediate: re-' mittance and the full market value. Bags' and bales returned if required. ' WILSON, TAINE & Cd.y e4 2 Invercargill PLOUGHS ! PLOU&HS ! - ONE, TWO, AND THBEE FUREOW First Prize at Gore and Invercargil{ Shows^in 1883, beating all leading, makers. Farmers in want of ploughs should see these before buying any other plough. . • , ; Fencing Standards, all sizes, £12 10s per. ton. • •■ • ' ". ■ > _ - Agents: • Gore and Gordon ...;. j.. Mac Gibbon and Sons. ; Riversdale .. : . ... ... J. Green, junr. W. GARDINER, ; ! / . Implement Maker, Mataura. e4#7, Pat6 ; BruisQd pn Jii9 premises.